On Friday, Joyce was getting ready to leave work.
Luther seemed to have gone out and she hadn't seen him all day. She had no idea what he was up to or who he went out to see. Anyway, she had a vague feeling that what he was doing at the moment had something to do with her.
All the employees in the office were on vacation, and only Kane was left to revise the program for their new products.
Joyce said to Kane as she packed up her things and left the office, "I'll go first. You're the only one left in the office, so check the security system again before you go."
Kane looked up from in front of his computer, "Sis, you're leaving so early today?"
"Hmm. There's nothing going on anyway, so I'll pick up Anderson from school early. It's the weekend tomorrow and I plan to take him for a good time." Joyce said back.
Kane could not help but roll his eyes in his heart. It must have been because Luther was not here that she did not want to stay in the office either. She just wanted to meet him. Just now he stole a glance at her several times, and she looked distracted and she was always looking in the direction of the door.
"Sis, let me go with you to pick up Anderson." Kane's eyes were crystal clear as he suggested.
"No need for that today. You go about your business, I'll go first." Joyce smiled and politely declined, "I'll bring Anderson out some day and have dinner with you."
Kane flattened his mouth. He found her words so perfunctory, and he was farther and farther away from her now.
"All right." He reluctantly returned.
He hadn't even started declaring war and had already lost completely.
"By the way, sis. I think the military have been watching the media more closely these past two days." Kane suddenly said.
"What do you mean?" Joyce stopped in her tracks.
"Most likely, Otis' power grab is not going very well, and he can't get much support internally and is at odds with other officers. He can only strengthen the control of external news, and he needs to buy more time to strengthen his temporary military power." Kane analyzed, "This just represents my personal understanding."
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